Usos de paracord o cuerda en supervivencia para resolver problemas o emergencias: cómo hacer unas sandalias o botas con un trozo de cuerda para cruzar un rio sin mojar nuestras botas o prepararnos unas sandalias con cuerda si no tenemos botas o se han roto.
Cruzar un río, un arroyo o un curso de agua cuando hacemos trekking, montañismo o una excursión por el campo o la montaña es una circunstancia muy frecuente que tenemos que resolver sin mojar nuestras calzado deportivo, botas o equipo pero sin correr riesgos innecesarios: caminar descalzo sobre rocas húmedas o mojadas implica el riesgo de resbalar y sufrir lesiones por caídas. También podemos sufrir heridas o cortes en los pies que nos impidan caminar provocando una emergencia que se podía evitar con las técnicas y precauciones adecuadas.
Con este sencillo truco de supervivencia y paracord, cordino, cuerda de escalada o de cualquier otro tipo o incluso los cordones de nuestras botas de montaña o trekking podemos fabricar unas sandalias de circunstancia o emergencia de forma rápida para pisar entre las rocas con confianza y seguridad protegiendo nuestros pies de heridas y, además, conservar nuestro calzado o botas secas.
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hello everyone, sometimes when we go out
to the mountains or to nature in general we
find ourselves in circumstances where we have to
cross a river or a stream and
generally there are two ways, one is to cross
with boots on but we know that
afterwards we are going to be cold and we are going to be
uncomfortable. and the second would be to cross
barefoot but to cross a river barefoot
because we run the risk of slipping,
falling and getting our entire equipment wet, our
boots even causing us
more serious injuries. Also sometimes the rivers
are cloudy and we don't see what we are stepping on
and we can and we can hurry to
step on sharp stones and
unfortunately because videos and we can
make cuts and we cannot allow
ourselves since our feet are our
fundamental tool to continue
our path today I wanted to share with
you a trick that solves
problems simply consists of
making some sandals with a rope,
I usually have a rope in my equipment and
this one in particular is
coordinated with climbing but
we can also do it with para court or
any type of rope that we have on
hand, even if we don't have any type
of rope, the shoelaces would be useful.
our boots
we would take the two ends of this
rope that I have here we
would start wrapping our our
foot ok we go through the big toe I
hope it was appreciated well we leave it
loose and we wrap it ok
and we are going to wrap little by little that if you do
n't have to tighten too much ok Because if
we press too hard when stepping,
our foot will widen and it can
hurt us and it can be annoying.
After we have turned three times,
we pass the end cord on the inside.
That way it will stop us and it won't come off.
undo our fisherman's sandal,
we are releasing it and we are
wrapping it that way, then we
are going to step with confidence without slipping,
as it is already a turn, the whole foot
goes through it like Roman sandals. I don't know
if it looks good
two turns this way, well, I do
it. We fix it better to fix it we make a
simple loop and we put it
through this upper part and we put what is
left over from the rope inside
and we tighten it and our sandal would be ready. I
am going to repeat it on
this foot because now I have to cross a
river and you can see it,
we leave this one loose and we take the other
end and we do the same exercise
we go through the big toe
and we wrap it around
we go inside and in this way it stops us we go
together so as not to leave any
free space
not enough a little loose, I hope it
looks good, we turn
the Roman tie,
we make a small loop
and we pass it inside
the end that we had on the inside
and we pull hard,
our sandals would be made, the
excess
is not very advisable to cut the
rope because then we don't know why what
to use what I do
that curls up a little
I tie a knot at the top
here
to pass behind the neck
a normal knot without complications it is
quite thick the truth is
as well
as it weighs
there we see you
soon
